A efetividade da Lei de Licitações no combate à corrupção e ilícitos correlatos

Abstract

This monograph aims to carry out a detailed analysis of the institutes provided for in Law 14.133/21 (BRASIL, 2021), known as the New Law of Tenders and Administrative Contracts, to verify their ability to effectively contribute to the fight against corruption and related illicit acts in Brazil. The methodological approach used is descriptive, with the purpose of examining and describing aspects of corruption and related illicit activities in the context of public tenders, as well as the legal mechanisms introduced by the new legislation to mitigate these problems. To achieve this objective, the research is based on a comprehensive and specific bibliographical review on the topic, including doctrines, scientific articles, case studies and legal documents. The analysis covers the main provisions of Law 14.133/21 (BRASIL, 2021), such as the new selection criteria, transparency and social control, and the sanctions provided for acts of corruption and related illicit acts. The challenges and opportunities presented by the new Law in the context of Brazilian Public Administration are also addressed. Furthermore, the monograph discusses the importance of effective implementation of these mechanisms and the need for training public agents involved in bidding processes. The research aims to contribute to a better understanding of the potential and limitations of Law 14.133/21 (BRASIL, 2021) in combating corruption and related offenses, providing support for future improvements in legislation and administrative practices